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Sesquicentennial State Park, South Carolina
Affectionately known as “Sesqui,” this state park is a bastion of green pine forest, and the perfect getaway from nearby Columbia, South Carolina. Sesqui was built during the Great Depression to Read more...
Affectionately known as “Sesqui,” this state park is a bastion of green pine forest, and the perfect getaway from nearby Columbia, South Carolina. Sesqui was built during the Great Depression to provide recreational spaces while also conserving the natural landscape, and it’s still doing just that. Sesqui has a little bit of everything. Hiking? Check. Biking? Check. Every type of boat for rent? Check. Scavenger hunt? Yup, even that! Thanks to its top notch facilities and retreat center, Sesqui is often used for company retreats and family reunions, but if you’re just looking for a lil’ getaway, 1,500 acres of land offers plenty of privacy for camping, or just a meditative walk through the majestic live oaks with your pup.
Patricia: Small area. Good for younger kids who like hiking and bank fishing. Kinda boring for older kids. ...
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Cole: Plenty of room for privacy and primitively calling !
Mckenzie: Enjoy privacy and open skies with some sweet nighttime noises and peace from the busy people world. ...
Casey: Park right on lot and camp in woods but near everything. Water , stores , even church , etc. . . .
Katie: Ever feel like you need to just get away for a day or two? Have you ever fallen asleep under the stars...
Andrew: This location was a nice getaway. With primitive camping and free-range of the land, it was nice to be...
Brandon: Had a great time great site looking forward to returning
Alex: This is a primitive camp site on the pond. There's a fire pit/ring with grill. You can put tents on...
William Reed: Won't be able to stay
Katie: This is the first of 6 cabins to be built at Rosewood Farm and Agripark! It will ultimately be a...
Galen: Great secluded campsite. Host was great and brought us free fire wood. There are a decent bit of fire...
Alex: Small cabin has tin roof and 3 walls up, rustic feel and all rough cut pine. Small fishing pond and...
Kammi: Gorgeous and peaceful, although fills up in the weekends
Andrew: This location was perfect for those looking to explore trails and open
land. The farm was full of...
Andrew: This location was perfect for those looking to explore trails and open
land. The farm was full of...
Travis: 45 minutes east of CHARLOTTE and once you are on the property we are about 25 miles from any sort of...
Patricia: Great campground, great boating and fishing but only one or two campsites where you can beach boat at...
Baby got back…-country campsites. If you dig the depths of the South Carolina woods, hike over to...
Park yourself at Longleaf and get ready to relish in the beauty of South Carolina forest. This dreamy...
Ryan + Alex: This was our first experience with Hipcamp. When we pulled up, we didn't know what to expect. And let...
Patricia: Great boating and fishing lake. Can't beach boat at the campsite.